الأسئلة الكبرى: حوكمة الذكاء الاصطناعي والسيادة الرقمية والنظام التكنولوجي العالمي

Technology decoupling between the US and China makes it harder to coordinate on shared AI safety risks that affect all countries.

International cooperation on AI safety research should continue regardless of geopolitical tensions between major powers.

Countries should have the right to require that citizens' data is stored and processed domestically — data sovereignty is a legitimate policy goal.

Artificial intelligence systems that make decisions affecting individuals' rights must be explainable and subject to meaningful appeal.

All countries should establish independent national AI safety bodies with the authority to evaluate and pause high-risk AI deployments.

Open-source AI development benefits all countries by preventing technological monopolies from forming around a small number of powerful actors.

Global AI safety standards should be agreed through a UN-level multilateral process, not set unilaterally by any single country or trading bloc.